Laws Against Discrimination Are _____ in Fighting Overt Discrimination, _____

question 12

Multiple Choice

Laws against discrimination are _____ in fighting overt discrimination, _____ subtle forms of racism.

• A) powerful; but it is much harder to change
• B) powerful; and they are just as effective in dealing with
• C) powerless; and they can do nothing against
• D) powerless; but they can effectively address

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Definitions:

Meat Powder

A substance used in classical conditioning experiments, typically as a stimulus for eliciting salivary responses from an animal.

Automatic Racial Attitudes

Unconscious biases or judgments towards people based on their race.

Deliberate Attitudes

Consciously held evaluations or opinions about objects, people, or concepts.

Severe Hazing

The practice of subjecting newcomers to abusive or humiliating trials and rituals, often under the guise of initiation into a group, which can be extreme in nature.